Most probably everyone knows that in the world of yarns there are thin yarns, thicker yarns, and really thick yarns. From wafer-thin to finger-thick, the range in yarn shops and online shops is qui...

Clarissa Schellong, known to many as Cozyknits, is our guest in today's interview. In the past year, Clarissa has really shaken up the knitting world with her knitwear designs: classic, timeless y...

Pilling is an annoying phenomenon with knitted garments. The small knots that form on the knitted fabric quickly make a pullover or cardigan look old. Today, we want to explain how pilling occurs, ...

Appeals to save energy are not new. However, with the current global political situation, the awareness of the limited resources has become ever more present in our households. Prices for electrici...

Maximo, derived from the Latin "the greatest", really lives up to its name: The newcomer to the group of Pascuali yarns is super thick, incredibly soft and made from 100 % Argentine GOTS-certified ...

Christiane is originally from Berlin. She designs clothing and accessories in a clear language and mostly in natural tones. Her designs are timelessly beautiful and easy to combine. Almost all patt...

Scarves and shawls have their place in the world of knitting - after all, you just can't have too many of them, right? A large triangular shawl, a delicate scarf or a cuddly cowl: do you have a fav...

Well, who has this happened to? You discover a great knitting design on the internet and then realize that the instructions are only available in English. For many knitters, the fun is over and the...

Can you believe that Pinta first made its appearance in the Pascuali range as a sock yarn? A sock Yarn, really?